CUSTOMER PATHWAY
Sensitive-data protection
We do not control file transfers.
THE LOGIC
Address the cause.
Then build the capability.
Classify data and review permissions before rolling out DLP blocking.
A POSSIBLE SEQUENCE
Select the steps
that fit your situation.
The starting point, sequence and scope depend on existing controls and evidence. Services remain separately scoped.
01 / DAT-01
Sensitive-data discovery and classification
Identify information requiring protection, where it resides, who owns it and how sensitive it is. Classification provides a practical basis for access, sharing, retention and protection decisions.
02 / DAT-02
Multichannel data loss prevention — DLP
Detect and govern sensitive-data transfers through selected channels: email, cloud services, endpoints or removable media. DLP combines classification, policies, exceptions and human review of events.
03 / DAT-03
Secure sharing and external collaboration
Enable exchanges with customers and partners without permanently exposing data to an overly broad audience. The project addresses links, guests, permissions, shared workspaces and removal procedures.
04 / IAM-07
Access certification and access governance
Organising campaigns in which accountable owners verify that user and third-party permissions remain justified.
START A CONVERSATION
Let’s scope your route.
Bring the business objective, your current environment and the constraints. We will help define the next useful step.